Ashbank Bed & Breakfast - Drymen

Ashbank Bed & Breakfast Drymen: Private guest entrance, home-cooked breakfasts, and direct access to the West Highland Way

Rooms & Accommodations

Ashbank B&B offers four en-suite bedrooms with designer bathrooms and quality furnishings. Each room is accessed via a separate guest entrance, providing privacy. The property includes an allergy-free room and ground-floor units adapted for wheelchair users.

Breakfast & Dining

The owner prepares a hearty breakfast each morning, with early service available for hikers starting the West Highland Way. Packed lunches can be arranged for day trips. Guests are minutes from the Clachan pub, the oldest pub in Scotland, for evening meals.

Location & Outdoor Activities

Ashbank Bed & Breakfast Drymen sits in the village centre, a 5-minute walk from the West Highland Way trail. Nearby attractions include Loch Lomond, Go Ape adventure park, and Glengoyne Distillery. The hotel arranges golf tee-off times and equipment hire, and offers bike tours, hiking, and tennis equipment.

Family & Accessibility

The property has family rooms and a garden with kids' outdoor play equipment and board games. Allergy-free rooms and facilities for disabled guests are available. The historic building, where 1924 Olympic champion Eric Liddell once lived, adds a unique connection to the past.

Additional Amenities

Guests have use of a garden with outdoor furniture and sun umbrellas. The hotel offers private check-in/check-out, luggage storage, and a shared lounge/TV area. Free on-site private parking and street parking are included.

• Location: Village centre, 40 km from Glasgow, on the West Highland Way
• Rooms: 4 en-suites with designer bathrooms and separate entrance
• Breakfast: Hearty home-cooked breakfast with early service and packed lunches
• Activities: Golf arrangements, bike tours, hiking, tennis equipment hire
• Family: Kids outdoor play equipment, board games, family rooms
• Accessibility: Allergy-free and wheelchair-adapted rooms
• History: 1924 Olympic champion Eric Liddell lived in the building

Licence number: C,ST00307P